Jamey Driscoll grew up in the green mountains of Vermont and started his racing career after his father encouraged him to join the local cycling club’s junior program.
James found racing bikes much more engaging than baseball or soccer which led to a fast growing interest and commitment to the sport of cycling.
He first struck gold in 2003 at the Junior national CycloCross championships in Portland, Oregon after battling off strong competitors to win his first national title.
That wasn’t the end of the Stars and Stripes for James though, he’s traded his junior national title in for the 2006-07 division one collegiate national champs jersey and then again this year where he smashed the competition to take the collegiate national road championships!
James has had the opportunity to represent the United States in multiple cyclocross world championships and has spent significant time racing in Europe as well.
Jamey is currently at the University of Vermont Mechanical Engineer while also racing his bike.
